The Sun. — London, England, 1808-03-14 00:00:00

,Z 1 ,41 YORK ASSIZES. Sir7SoursnaN Lawaust,cisat at the Guildhall •on Mpuday.. The following trials took place tip to Friday : ..Jahn Brawn, for stealing a portinanteau froM be hind a _gig, containing scveral articles of wearing :ipparel,- the property of Ali SS Jelly. Pleaded, - • . . Jahn Andrews, for, having e;listea into •the - 15th. liegiment, falsely stating he was notaa.apprentice. - 7 -Acquitted. His acquittal was in consequence of. the subscribing witnesses to• the indenture not 4i3ing summoned as evidence. His Lordship in very' forcible language informed the apprentice, that had noethe above neglect taken place on the part of the prosecution, he,should certainly have sentenced hint to twp years confinement in the House of Cor ra,tiqn to hard labour,- at the expiration of which L should have been sent away as a . soldier, He \yo ordered to be returned to.his Muster. • Jo/sn Hartley, aged 33, guilty at the Summer Aqsizes, 1807, .for wilbezzling monies, received by burn, in the capacity ofa servant, for his master; and t‘mployer, and thereby feloniously stealing the same. ,I';rlgment respited until the next Assizes.--..guilty. !homes Eccles,: aged 42, for stealing froth btu of a pul are at Warley, a bay mare, the property of,John Crossley and Co,— . 3uilty—Doll4. Edward. Strahan; aged 23, and 'David Arlington, aged to,. for that they the said Edward Strahan and l'avid Arlington, on the highway, between Howden and Newport, on Saturday the 22d day of Angust, .1807, between eight 'arid nine o'clock in the even ing, (114,1 make an assault on Edmund Lathath and Jahn Britain, putting them in bodily fear, and tali-. ing from their persons, and against their will, a can-' %Is-purse and a alive!' coin therein, .a pocket-book, and a silver watch, ,of the value of six guineas ind: Thonies'Arlington, aged 22, for that he the aaid Thomas Arlington, on the high Way betwicen and Newport, between eight and nine o!6,Ck in the evening of Saturday the 22d - day of Angu,t 1307, did make an assault on Edmund Lathan . , and . John Britain, putting them in bodily fear, and tnit intfriiiii their persons, and against their will, a can= vds-purge, a silver coin therein, a pocket=book, and i 7 iiver watch, of - the value of six guineas and up wards. Guilty-Death. • „ r Jr,h,aDeletion,' 'aged In; fi ... killing and slaying 136niarnin Parlor, tit the township' of Holbeck, in tl* Borough of Eceds.--ilequitied. ''•• "Winium' Rulijuloy, ag# •Itr, for the tunislaughter orSarah Halliday, at the parish of Calverley, in the West Riding.--vli•quitidl. aged I 8,, for stealing a brown colt frOtif Otani a pasture held at t ft( township of Tod wtitik;' the property Or'Nfri:Getirge 'Fox, 'of the said William Oliver, aged 32;,cliaiged Upon the oath Thomas ClarksOn, of' Newport Pttnell, in the , estitinry . of BUckinghaM, laee-maimfacinrer, w ith having indorsed, in a fielitious name;' to Wit, in the utimerol.W. Lighton, a draft for 44„. IN. which said draft the said `William Oliver gao to the said 'rhomai Clarkiim in`paimenr fur rcoutintitY•bilace, purchased by thlr-said William -Oliver of the said Monclas Clarkson, anti which said . dr4ti,was dis c,:v,'red ,to be the property of William t t - lphetison, iiverley, merchant, who on his wilt ,tated,riiat zits same. draft. had ,becti stolen, out of a counting hOpse belonging to hint and his 'Tither and ,co- Orittcr, Robot Stoltenson, in Wood-lane, in Be- .. verity, in tic tatS( Itidiog.Qt Yorks tire, semi~ time ittl,veon the and &th doys.of February )ast,,,--74c -7V4lVii. .• iiiana Graidiva, aged 36, late of Lofthouse,_ joiner, for stealing4rom out of. the:ivsiod-yard of Wllliam Shaw, at Wakefield, a . • gnatititx of eerie. wond, sown into boards,, the pro pert), of ate said William ShOw.—Guiltyi—Deatla, , Barter, aaccl 21, fur an as9ult upon Mit ton, in - ::,phial Hardwick, at the lio r4iikly'd Pontefra;:t, willt an intent to . ravish the 401d - SarahlAnn Nlitton, then being an infant under the age often *l.4lixdbeth MartPrough, aged 30, the' wife of John Maribrongh, 'for breaking into the Steward's' office •,00 'Thomas Lora DendaS, lipleatham, the Nerth-Riding, and, stealingthereout sundry Bank of ,England and other notes, of the value of tw e l ve potinds and five Shillings, and in entre-lit money of 161k,1311d; to the :amount of fifty shillings and up wardt;r"ihe•property of the said Thomas` Lord boil , ',l`aialkl aged, 33„ cif Wouldale, the tq t r iliding, clothier, for entering the A:4,1),mi1l of f piitu Dicketispn, of Pephy, tanwr,. , and stealing trti4rein about one bushel anti a half ; • , :Mtn - 1V11l;e, ag e 4 11 late at KiPlistPo-upon flull, 'mariner, for haying had ,carnsl knowledge, ; t 4, tor,Ce,' and :whist her will, of the Libtly of njry., of 0090 -ten years and si.,,wegji.l„.. in a veiset then, lying, is tho River Ouse, near. (i,oole r * Clliity -- &fah. • , . Japtiq Winterbottfnot, aged 20, for-having. 'lmlay night, the I 4th of November last, :stopped: hobert Newton, of ;,,lethley, upon tits; !gip sVaY within the to,vnsilip 91'01.01011,, illld : C0101 - 114143L viulent assault tipon,his 'person,: by striking him ; with a heel titakef.and feloniously stualing,taking i , carrying away from . hint, one red leather poe, ):i.:l-book ; containing, three guinea notes., a one pound note, and several other papers, s t icb. as wh s. of parcels, &e.----quilty—Peath. •, , James Mason, aged 27) for: stealing and dr:ving away two Septet) cows, the property of John H o yl e , out Ofa Meadow field within the townshipof Nov-, ton.. _ . lames. Bargss, aged 19, of Thirklobyi , : labourer, fOr hiving stolen and taken away, two. ewe sheep, the property of Thomas Coley, of West Newton-, . . TVtllfczraa Hvichinson, aged , 24 ) and. Charles Jack viz, aged 23, for burglary-r-Bo4h4;l427o—Death. David 1P back, agcti.24, of , Bertingden, cotton weaver,. for I,llleling and ‘ publishiog ,a t.‘ertain forged' note, purporting to be a pron - ttosorysnote, dnnyn 'by PerttNt, Seaton, end „co,: ibr .p ag : gh i neai with intent to defraud John : 44arside,s, of sayi An d ; 4.. Cr 414 • - Bow-street, where he attempted to make his escape out of the window, but - the iron bars were too strong; he broke open two' doOrs of the room, but finding there were , two other strong doors, he gave up the attempt, and went to bed. - . Lavender took care of the women, and searched the room, in which he found a xilver watch and several other articles, :sPPp9sed to have been stolen,; awl on searching one of the women very closely, eight tl. Eank-uotes were found concealed in art old pocket-handker chief; also a number of pawnbrokerS" duplicates, . one.among them was for a great coat supposed to have•bgen stolen. About half past six 'o'clock on, the same morning, 'Adkins and Lavender went to a bonse in Little Ma ry-le-baneastreet, in pursuit of a man Of the name of Sadler, who, they understood, tivas another Of the gang ; they found hitn in. becrwitil) woman ; .they ordered him TO get up, which - he, •with saint) relaiSnce, did, AdkinX obserVett a. sick handk4r chief on a table, which ausw,ered a te . dpgarkption of :one a Gentleman had been robbed of near Uxbridge; but did not seize it Jill he Saw whether Sadler would . own it by putting Whieh 'he did, and then the Officer took it from hind. A quAlbcr -of watches, - bank notes, and other property, Were found upon the difll..rent Prisoners. BIRTH.--00 the 7th inst. at Edinburgh the Lady of Major HORACE ST. PAUL, of Ewart ,House, NPTlllumbetland; both. of whoa are likely to do well. The' Bishop oi 'Milan has presented the Rev. FeUtley late of Penibroke-Hall, in , this Univct sity, to the licarage of Lancing, Sussex. 41.0 i! MARCH EC. Arrived--=ttic Rine, lea, frepi Heligoland. , On the toth.ipst, the 4ao of William Ouchtellony, lisq• Merchant, of Liverpool, of a Son. • ,! • 111ARRI4D. . • Last Satur.l,4l._ lohn Lewis .114allet, , gsq., Agcretary tote , , Boatd.Ot Cerinmissloners for Auditing vuulie Aceuunte;l`o, Lucy, sixt44.tutjhter of Charles Haring,jisq.,, of Exutotith• in' the 'Ciiunty of Devon. • The, same day,: at Latnbeth Church, Francis. Todd, Esq• " of Bread-street, to Miss Caroline Perceval Brevton, of Clap haul Rise. ' DIED. Yesterday sennight,oih North Ailley-street, Mrs. Anita Mathews, of Landalt; Clamorganshire. Tuesdayjnst, at Bath, Charles Floyer, Esq. of ROI,- land- place, aged 70. (nThursda}ieast, stiddenly, -about one-o'clock, Mr. Do-. vid Lowes.let,anc! Brandy Merchant,, in Hart-street# Covent-ganleit he tell- from his teat While conversant; ar the hat with ilia Alaver at' Ow iNew-s,l4,Coilice•house, and' instantly expired"' without the least pain. The imrnetii-to cause ot his deatk is'aupposed to be, by: dui Surgeons ,who attended hint, tkie brealtins ofa blood-vessel in the brain. .0n Saturday thaitir WT. Mist Elizabeth Burnett, (laugh-. ter of the late (~;corge As t i, o f K en nio, Nort4, Britain. ' .91) the 27th Ult. at liainpstead, it* the 70th ,year of htt age, Mrs. Susan Shield, : w ile of William Shield, Gent. af. ,teta.long . Si( T ti STOp'A:'S DAY.. India Stock, shut India 13a9dS, 2c.. JS. dig. Pxohlyquer 13. dis. 2EO PFP4 I .• Onn3iuni, per Cent, Ditto Aim. 7. 13.t6ths Cons.. fm 1•2311 6411?- Ilank..Strick, shut— • • tqAyy,s per Cent 94 a Irishs per Cent .`shut 4 per Cent. shut ; per Cent; Reii.'shut I,Per Cgnt r ,.C40..641 .64 hulk Long Ann. shut Ditto Short Ann. W k AT LONI :-• • ... RU Morning, 59 min. after 3. 1 ON liRI6GE TO-MOP.- Afternoon, 20 min. alter 4. . . • A ,T the Cheapest and Best 'Hosiery Warehouio in the Kingdom, between Castle and Old Round Noi 44,in theistranii; thegreattst Ilittgalns are nti4c.sel•lidg ; consisting:of v Men's bron Cattcn for-lioots,i at only 15 - 4". .1) 1 0.04 1 , ;' Women's stout Coruin °worth , ;,dine 25. gd 4 extra super, 3s, yd. worth 55..;. 1 . 4414. - black and white Silk 6s. 3(t. with laced clocks 7s. 6d•I; extra gq94 10S. 6xi. A vrtnety of Ratent'::Anli'td4 tfoscv,Wer ranted nor to shrink, from 25. gd. tnthe best qyali t i l; . :worsted:is.::3t44 tine,as sapotine. is; tow . 23. Cut ;.a cuyiiNs Article, square. Net Mitt's ;. ah;co dieV .new...infierited Lace' Slee4es,'carculated to give ras a and 4e elegauce .Ikle,s,-,Cotton, Drawers is. kle.witil evol °the(' Article the' Hosiery Line that can' possibly be Made, up, to the very , bcst.q nal it . surktot exportation.— S to,:kings made to any Pattern. sou; KENOVATIH) HEALTH.. TT has. bo4n. tOO. freiltiO II tly t Ile AU bjeet, ofj il at an d , i. general reprobation, that men destitute or eleinents Pa . the medical art have offered themselves as candldat es public pat tunage in thaprotession of 1 .0 k: plivsio, For the pu r p o or doh.% Ju,4tice 10 the result of our'stintles andAtxpetienee,2l c 1' to - prevel.r us. from tieing classed among those cinpirics whus l imprudent' pretensions have, tinfortunstely fOr society, been tf , '" , ,farrlrablY. troei'ved, we eg - leave tu,sublnit to the hint and enlightened a faithful stateinenj.of our ,purattit.s.afid. ac", quirernents, , After having . reeeiVed t regular illetfiC3l edgCily tron as the pupils of Messrs. Grinded r anci.l3litaril, 4 .'hb s l 'cattle& and.pr,telice, we ..carefully attended,: a s protestors surgeons of tile Lomiun Hospital i aw l students in that justly celebrated sckool for medical acquire/. mem, the Royal College of Edinburh; and were instrtidied l ' lathe diMrent , hranches of anatomy, surgery, the theery anci4 grudiee 'of lillOie, cheinistry,midwitery, hotarir, arc.. itag-• y those eminent ; professors, Drs .. Munro, Gregory,' 131ii;kv. we entered ourselves se. klamiltOn,- Duncan 'and Rutherford. the trust-we shrill' ini,t -b4,,,*-041 PLelnattifttuous in saying tha t our proticiency.:andi a , --3tilreille 4 4 LT Tint incoosiderable. !laving fora long sejle . s of years Mad,: venereal Complaints, dnd . the various dis `'! 6 4.. of I) ebilaYr the•partieuiat : o h j ea ot our studies and.pradicei it will, we tppft„ hp;alipwect_tl‘lt we Maus acquired Atinctiot know ledge of their treatment and cure. I n , ,liglit and, tege4 l l the short , periad:of two days I. and in ' those of the tltl i t ost-itt. cas of iiitetlionA perf.:6t re-estab l is lin i cnt is crimpletett in se vet erav,', where 911.4%:Ittati i trotters it4re , fitiltii - of .sucCesl.! proper pereyfrtutpc in .o LI t ,Irian of ,tkiNitlll4llt ep,kitiics t q 11 1 6 patient a satd - aildlitical cure. effects of a hahis igkrg,uutik,unigAtikhappliir Puliacil 11 Y2,;; Amidst ilientelancli6l y: variety of iiiiirders whip arnth i e a nutit of both. sexes,t,hc4Adric...lkorie,.:ll,4e ,taartl3lo4-11q-1..--. distressing gran these` *Mktg.:lei aiAl'nebilities yvhich iro. quently, prevent or ernb4terjiliethitiiiiiririltil'stare., 'lle 5U . , ; 11 p 150.114 it must be a constriction to iintwiltat_ibcy;mat. fte,°' ! by a new And infaltibte:'%utie,pt trap t it.44 tae r44Fprimlittitello., .0 greatest of all human tiles•Jb4,; a - strong, tilanry,. .nci - b;‘ ) . 1 :;. ous constitution. In 'all I.:Jseis' ht t iehifity.„:'rrao . wlo livv '' causearising, as , well Ai in VI , en' 310•Titeit-OftYPIA ... i t 'l l " e i l4 . we may be consulted h.} ‘ ,patient of gililfirt 4. 4 i t v ' - gef in vst secrecy and htiqur. Hour4of Cohattlatlon a -V I Q. ,,., ten tothreei and horn , 6 in ihie-evetiii4“ill4-0 IVni ollo i.,,,,• „,,, Vationts in the ,O,tirit,;.Y,VV,,iegkiolthi totti4toJt IP fib 'FT' i-trA . of. their ca:..,4, a . go,„py.i genor4 tAt.4,..);;lixing,,,,*. m.1..1 closing a ramittatii pi . a d v i t ;e*andirt.f.;Jiernde;' 6 V l.l t rl7.l l)tiat will bu given, or son-ffittiny part of .tlirellnitatiaV T.""' ~ o s -that soPtCY, s4 , uq4vhj ip WIIO O, Witier.SOldilgti,J6ll diugo6l; letterkibay h.; addle to lire ii,..8::,,,up,t,,tr kw•e t ictil .., ~,r d is c't/at'kfli''aliti Co. 3itrooris,l42 i',,,, II at ol l±, t mo '. , ll4sersliatftiktiOnit Co:- 1413•/-otorillotifito" tnr" . 40 •, , Ai11i7414 1 •• ..21?ovv, , kcii•p44111,‘• . it ) rgfieMPrk.; -.Or 4iGiviiiiwirittiP.m . ,,,,,„,, 31 *- i ,, AtkA r dOivxg, itti .ar,4,,flpwipt4't vilA.7 l l o i " - tAY "Or fetrmed the tiiitie :14.4midsmiebi-ddrrnil t ett !‘. , , i tt. '.ll,rlded their I.otl tattitind Plitakit. ''‘l •'' ' I, atm 0 if a _led 41. 11 r J ow 14 14!At'' 1 7 1 4**:311 1 0f.tfilith and published by Wt Alll4lOll SatiltiMoltau.street:GrcsvCflor-vill'im; At the Sitioth , rtott No. sii , 'SU-sitta • where 4 vett:se/ne v e s , o n i er for the Paper, I otters for the Editor, tke.(post- paid), most be Ad(iresseci. P Porn Me LONDOIV‘ CAZET7'E, March le, 1808. At the Court, at the Queen's 'Palace; the 9th of larch, 1808. Present, ,tbe King's* • Most Excellent Majesty in Cotincil. This Day the Right Honeurable Richard Earl of Mount ILdgeCutobe was, by his Majesty's corn friand, `sworn of his. Majesty's Most .Honourable Priyy Copnoil, and took his place at the Board ae cofdingly. „ Igir.o4Fer, IVid•ch 12, loose Royal Regiment of Hoise Guards, lolin lebb, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Stone, 'promoted in the 7th Light Dragoons„, • 6th Regimento, Dragbon Guards, Cornet lienry . .Moriarty to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice AnderStiii, who re. tires. 12th Regiment of Light Dragoons, - Lieutenant Thomas Dickinson' to be Captain of a Troop; by purchase, vice Rich, who retires. Cornet E. Tutton I'help to be Lieu. tenant, vice Dickinson. !ph Ditto, Cornet Lewis Price Jones to be Lieutenant, by 'purchase, vice Thackwell, proinoted. Cornet Charles -Jones to be Lieutenant, by • purchase, 'vice Gordon, promot ed in the 34 West India Regiment. • li Ditto; Cornet 1. A. Johnson to be Lieutenant, by pur "chase; vice Evans, jun. who retires. ' 2oth'Ditto, Cornet Thomas Richardson tribe Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hartwell, promoted in the.4sth Foot. 22d Ditto, lames Thomas, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon, - vice Costly, appointed to the 'istli Light Dragoons. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign.the Honour- , able William George Crofton to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Baldwin, who resigns.' Ist Regiment of Foot, Ensign John Holebiook, from thc' Limerick -County Militia,' to be Ensign. ad Ditto, Ensign Williad Gray, from the Dorset Militia, lobe E nsi n. 6th Ditto, Augustus Evans, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Purcell, appointed. to the 4th. Garrison Battalion. 7th bhp' Lieut,nant Richard Meares, from the North York Militia, to be Lieutenant. 13111'• Ditto, Lieutenant Knox Barrett, from the North Mayo Militia, to be Ensign. • " dth Ditto, Lieutenant George Stuart to be Adjutant, vice Gregory, promoted in' the sth Garrison Battalion. - ,24th Ditto, Ensign. William Snodgrass, from the 3.th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 27th, Ditto, Ensign Hugh Gogh, from,the Limerick City , Militia, to be Ensign, 28tir Ditto, Stephen Gordon,- Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice k.iikland, appointed to the 27th loot. 36th Ditto, Nicholas Cahill, Gent. to berlinsign, withsnit ; purchase', vice Cruise, promoted. ' Assist:int-Surgeon Francis Barton, from the sth Garrison battalion, , tobe'As- . sistant-Surgeon. , . •. . ( ~ 4oth Ditto, Ensign 1 oho Chadwick, from the Royal Tyrone Militia, to be Ensign. 42d Ditto, Peter Megget,-. Cent. to be Ensign, by purchase . , ' vice ,Stewart, promoted. 4;th Ditto, Lieutenant lollies Willington, from the Bzd Foot, to be' Lienteii:int, vice C rant. deceased. 48th Ditto, Captain Patrick Campbell, from the 7th Gatti. apil !lian.ailOik, to Li:: , Captain ,t 4 A Co pang, vicellil z : Jiard„, who.exchanges. sottiDrtto,'-ltearrnan, Gent. to be EnLign, without pur. chase, vice Sliodgr: . qs, promoted , in ill: 2.011 l'OAt. 54d: Pilt9, sArkv ii le Hale,Cent - ..t0 be. Ensign, without put . - clia4e,'744e, bucitanan, who resigns. : ;13th' Ditto,'l?,l4ign • Rowland Chute to be Licutenit, with out' purehasei Vice Mitchell, appointed to the 67th Foot. Henry Atc9pk, Cent. to be Enogn, vice Chute. , 67th Ditto, Ensign ‘Villiam cHall, from the sth Garriton. Battalion, to be Ensign, vice. t\r ilson, who exchanges. ' 7 tlt . Ditto, Lieutenant .lohn Middleton, troth the Forfar - Mi.. , litiii,kto , be linSign.- • . • , .' . . ...., Soth Ditto, Etwgti•Narborough' Baker, ftom the 3oth Foot, 'folic Licutetiant, by pUrcliae, vice Dasliwood, prointited. Sad 'Ditto; panes Ile.wson, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Dixiiii, dcce.iseti.. - • . , .• . 96ith Ditto, Ensipifolin Richard (oye s, from the Glamorgan Militia, to be 'Ensign. .. ' ' ' New. South W•ales CorpsiWilliatii Colt, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Finueane, promoted. i .. . ad lysat-(ialii► 44,414cht.• It )Leal -plate. Lewis Rca to b e 'AiiiistilliGtiilrscoli;.'s, lee . Bacon; tWee.isett. Royal li ork• Itangt.rs, Ensign . I\l il limn Bone to be Lieutenant,' vithont purchabe. ..: , . . , sth Garrison Battatien, Ensign Diehard Wilson, 111, 111 o w kph Finit, to be It lisigit,' vice Mil, s•vhoexehangei, 7th •Ditto, Captain Robert , kiilliartt from the 411tlt Foot, to be Captain 068 Company, vice Campbell, wno exchanges. sth. Rtiyal Yeteran Battalion, Captain joint Allott,,from the OW foot;, to be 'Captain oh a Company, vice Lyman, pieced on the Ratikd List. . • Bit EV E , T, . . , • C.o,lltAirt 1., 801and,.0f . 09 3d Foot, to be MajOr in.tbeArnty. HOSPITA I. STAFF. _. . Surgeon folio I' Nstort, from the. 96th loot, to he §ii rgeon to tile I'6v:ca. Tim Ring's' Cei•nr'tin Legiw. Ist Rosie:tent of DrAgoons t Cornet Wm. De St:hoc:hen to be, Aditnailt , vice tiock, appOpted to the Bth G rri bon I§TO F F 'To 6e dllajOto of Brigade in the King',3 German Legion s with the tempt., t ly Rank oparjnain. W .Lieut. M, 800 sts . Linigooi ot Atut ,t st Light Pragoons, to 014,144;01e of j e igig priilliso4l§, Lieut. August ti 3 1-ieise, "ottild Id - Light lilt raiott; - tcri lit 4111,iirigatte of dm .LiJic. MZMORADVM, i'be Exchange lietW4en Lieut. IVtTt, b'Areey, of the 17th Light Dragoons,'and Lieut. If. Eth A. 4 t.ynoli, of tbe 6th Gar- TiS(Bl LAttaijOrTiitiLStilteti in the Gitiette of the 83i1 nit. luta nyt . , Enstpiloillua d 14stanei, of the 13th Foot, who war sti per:;etled iu the'Ci.izette of the spi ult. is reinstated In his •; • ' Thelollywing.Appoinantna, a: 'fated In At Gazelles of the rat ' Dec. I eO4, aad 2d Feb..lBoB, hare not taken place, ,37tb Foot, - c-oppioger, (_;nt to b.,Ettsign. , • 3d Ditto, r:ior C;urtion to beCuptaitt of a Company, .by porch Az,v, who.refues. kosign It. Hough. tow to be C.;otdpo. nv.gmlev i nention f d (si,oes are supesseletl, .6el,sg 04.01,14414„ u t : . , 1,011 , C, vith tight lltagoool, Capt. I)avid Su'pple, atitl Lieut. John ••• - • . zit foot, .I,t.ioant Strike on Edyvttd West, ettlt %Ve4t Fn ign Charles Grant., Commission in I6s i;it 01 \Y4st4fl).lte;iment okSusl4llt, /J' ibe 1.61 d Liett* comit,Cultmel ty. ifliuAt ,i'arkof to be. Cgtuttet, vide the R IRA 119IntlItithht ) , ..41.1 91 L 9419 n, puigncett. Pascil t'vb. r, Comvitillion,l ligned I I ielo, 0,1 the Caul* Ula " R. , s,lllltronth tfoot . i EN..to bi.l:4;optain of a Company, viertfiard , i ipg,,WtickoCfcipt , i the A(ljul4;itcy, t.eb. tEOS, 5164.1atifi(ivi r waribaw4 hire 14a);t , y ; LiCiltenalit II to be. C.ipi,jn,. v e Ell►vird's Makft 2; 'lB,B. 'ki4. - 11Nrct EilwartiN, (;661/: IZt=i4CUttillintt. Vice E yips. Valid itsUbaVv. iCrpwr-qfficf, muunit tk‘ l 3 IDi T ug rict;s4NT 1 , hit I tANI,NN,T. , • ,•,/-; fionottriMa,,Cliari)ii'Vre4iickPii*leet ToWnshend In the 'vain Of tlie lititicutruble , ,fitloqrrd l3oscawculpow count Falmouth, caltedtlp , to , thc Flup4e of Peerj. • 1 BAIVR c 1 k.7474 8 I 4; 414, AGE D. It 'chant tisyly, junil ok:Do,44gapi- t.anOrh, merch ant, trum,MArCtl, ,2 to pff,h,, M at c.it:vest, at qttilclhail. RobertWrits', - pl" d'owt: bilk Crider, froth at It to to April; cleyeb;at ball. Georg Crpelicr, of Hicieforo, Ditvorshire. shii~.buiidCr, from. Matett.2l tb' 2g ; • t ten:. ut tho Golder, 1404 ilia ~l'ai Pgwoottir.:, ot Alfrytop, per,bytiltire* mercr,, frOm,,Marclt 22 16 — eyzr - iBral . efiVety lige) 1 nn;'Alfrctun. :.Chalk tt i g Allgate,,; Lpittlbsi, tobaccout‘i, from March tz to April 30, at twelve, at G4344414; 1 ,, " Samuel Abrahams, cif sandwich, Kent, ntien-thver, from , Maicit i to April tg t qt, ts.t h qt Guildhall. 1141V4 - KUPTPY SUVARSEPED. Joseph Johnson, 'of Northamptonshire, miller. • . BANKRUPTS, James. Peqce, of St. Alban's;street, Pall-Mall, Westmin iter, ladies' shoemaker, to surrender ;Maich' ;5, -April 2, at eleven, and 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. lientonand Barker, Field-court, Gray's-Inn. William Hillman, of Waltham-Cross, llertfordshire,groper, March 26; and April 23, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr,..:EdWa,rd Reynolds, r Castle.street, Falcon square, Cripplegate. Thomas Poulton, late of Ross, Herefordshire, timber-mer chant, March 28, 29, and /4),1,i . 1. 23, at eleven, at the Uni corn Inn, Worcester. Atfortues, Mr. Hartlpy, Red Lion- • square, London; or -Mr. Wilson, Newhouse, near Ro:s, Herefordshire. . Lewis Lewis and Francis Rudd, of Netvcastle-upon-Tyne, - milliners, March 21, April lz, and 23, at eleven, a; the - Sh:ikspeare Tavern, Nowcastle.• Attornies, Mr. Lam bert, Newcastle ; or Mr. FlcAney, chancery-lane, Lon-. don. Peter brancis Venault 'De Cbarmay, of Sonnerset-strect, Porunan-square, Middies9t, Coal-tnerchant, March, ts; 36, and April 23; aftwelve, at Gni - What!. 'Attorities, hiossrs. collet, Wiinburn,,aud Chancery-Woe. Wllliaiii`Evans, late or WoOtton, Oxfor.hhirc, March 2.8. , 29, and,April 23, at. eleven. 'at the thi4r Ern); Woodstock. Attorney, Mr. Willi,tin Haynes, Adcletliury Oxfordshire.. John Fossey, late of Dunstable, Bedfordshire, bufaCturvr, Nlareit tg, at twelve, 36, two, :rid April 33, _ at Mel at r.GuiWhall,. London. Attorney,. Bontheourt, WalbrOok'. • " lames Brown, late of Tavistock, .Deviinshire, house-builder, April 4,4, and 23, at eleven, at the l opi;'3 Head Inn, Ply mouth. Attormes, Mr. Davis, Essex -street, London ; or Mr. Bray, Tavistock. • Alexander Foreshaw,late of Whitechapel High. strecr,Al nidie. victualler,. March ig, z 6, and April 23, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Noy, • • ' ' DIYIDE NUS. • April•9:•JOlin Spencer Taylor, of Gfacechurelustreet, Lou.. don, straw-hat-manufacturer, at ten, at Guildhall. Aprihf: Joseph W.hiteley'of Plymouth, nierohant, i t t ten, at the Pope's Head Inn, Plvtnouth. • May 3. 'frepaSs - , 'of St. Marthi'S-le-Grand, West' ininster, bookseller, at. twelve, at G uildhall March 19. Tholitas 'flank, of tAloid-tticiet, Aliddiesex, and of Illackfriar's.road„ Surrey., mattass.,mallcr, at .terhiat, Guildhall. April rl, . Ralph Fowler, of Mortimer-sfrieet, Cavendish.. square ' Middlesex, upholder, at ten, at Guildhall. April 5. 'llartiti Farnell, late or,Mithy-de-la.-Zouch, cesterShire, !linker, at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Inn "As ZOtielf. April 25. William Self, .of Bath, mercer, at eleven, At:the White Horse 1 nn, T 'venom April t 2. Clement Stephen Richardson,..of.Cambridge, linen draper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. April z;. lohn Nlaidsone; 'Kent,.ironnioriger, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. April g. Frederick Francis, of Cheswick, Middlesex, smith, at eleven, at Guildhall. . April s. Williant M.Kinalay, of Liverpool, linen-draper, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.. April 30. Archibald. Mackean, late of Winchester-street, London,' merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. • April 4 , Thomas Barlow, of iverpool, tailor, at eleven, at the G late" raverii, Liverpool. ' • April 6. George Symens, late of, Plymouth-Dock; mcrcsr, at ten, at the King's Aims 'Plj. mouth. April 6. john Benson, lohn Dennison, and, Joseph Robin bon, late of Bolton by the SandS; Lancashire, calico-print ers'' twelve, at the fclinel, Blackburn. April• 4. John Simpson, of 14-ingston-upon-Hull, ship-car. ;renter; at eleven, at the George- fun, .Klingsion-upolf. March.. t 9. Robert Nested, of Brick-lane, Spitalfields,;Mid. diesel shoemaker, at ten, at Guildhall. . ; • April 9:William Fortnum, of Ball.alley, LombarclAstrein, London, stationer,-at-ten, at Guildhall. CERTIFIC4TES. , • April 2. • lolth Townson,of Plytnouth-Dock, hatter. , VictOr Ltusnigney, or Liverpool, merchant. . ' PAR TNE RSIIIPS D ISS(11., A' • Mosta, T,hoinas• and Richard Rowney,' of 11 - awn-garden, I)aniel WunthinAtnii and Lharles Sheldon; of Macclesfield, silk.thtriwstere. lames William,Suwqrbrand Samuel Eckinglylellor, Liver. pool. - • • Elizabeth Casson Nettlelihip and [Win rlettleship, bro:ors, Gainsbnrgit. iVilliatn and Edward' Maddock, corn, flour, and provision.. dealers, Livttrpool. r Thorgau Staff, iton and Matt; DObson. I orph Stanley, anal 'mugs Naylor, carpet-rnanufaaurers, Sheffield. lolinlenkint 'and ''Thomas Cannon, tailors, EdwardLstreet, 'Partrocin.stitiate , ; • ' flanc,is 11444, anti Edward Aryan, stationers, Corn-street, 13ristal. William Fredetie l'ngh and thornas Manley, oil, and COlutir. men, Aldenntateurt rect. Bow-s.rarar.--.There lira no less than• seven,per sons in custody on elvirgeS , of tbotpad,robberies and • housebreaking, 'who have been apprehended within th o se few days- by Adkins and Lavender,• in iloilie..- quence of private information which -they received, last WethitAity. They went .on Tharaday:to Mr. fiodgson's, -distillers, at Battersea, and inquired for. a man of :the name of Tumbler, who; they were 'thrilled, _was. conyerned with a 4fang: of robbers thar had committed - various robberies in the neighbour- - hood .of •Croydon and other •parts , of 'the country., Mr. Hodgson.said he had no man of the name or Tumbler, •but very readily chewed them his men; theofticers observed•a -man called Brace, employed' to feed,bullocks, answer the description of the rob berthey bad _received information of, but novbeing certain of his person, they left the premises, andap plicd for further information. They learned that the amen sespe6ted Was the robber, but that the name of Trunbler, .by be was known, was a nick name, on account of his being celebrated for agility , . The cacers went again to Mr, Hodgson's, and ap prehende.d .tl e man described. They asked him where leis 14% was; hedenied.having one, but the. otticers, Oy_perSCVer4llCe, found it ; it =Oiled a. c4t,',,answering the description of one which Gentleman ; p tev, , daya„since had ~been robbed of, with other...property, by four footpads ja, Surrey„ awhile .Prisoner answered the descriptiOn of of them. ..At five o'clock on Friday. .morning Adkins and, Lavender, ‘t: enc t o a house. in .Puekeridge-street,.St, Giles's, where they understood. one of, the. robber.i, of the name of Shepherd, slept ; they limnd the street-doi)r'open; and' proce.idea to a ronn on the second-floor ; . they knocked At the door, but not ta 'gain admittance, .they broke and fhund a matt answeting the de:icription of the one they . were in pursuit of, hed between two women; Adkins asked him if Ms' name *o4,Shep; 'herd r6pli'dii in the negative, and said his saute was night ; the orncers tolabitn he . was the 'man they,wanted,. and ordered to gee,up,, w he refused ici'do, and the ottCers Ixere . Obli#d to -pull hhn out of bed 'in the scuffle the); turnbltitpon 'a loese; biAitrd,in the mon), and fitl4pCailig was conCeAd under it, they iinlled it up, and found Itetferal lion crows, and bottles of phosphorn;,;;Anc,l and other materials used h house-breaking. A& kins , toolt:Sliepherd avver) , ancl locked Min up in- a strong moms at Ilfe - -13nAtni Bear 'pbblip-